proZach
Active member
i live on campus at my university. i brought in a table on the first day of school. apparently you aren't allowed to. the other day, they put a 24 hour notice on the door for a room inspection. my roommate walked into the room at like 1230pm and told me. the beer pong table was still out with 20 cups drained of beer. there was an extra 30 underneath the desk, straight away from the door.
anyways, at like 2, we get a knock on the door. holy shit, we freeze. the RAs open the door and are just kinda shocked at the table being there. i kinda smile and am just like...fuck. anyways, they end up seeing the 30 and confiscate that as well. so we get written up for alcohol/table and they leave.
two days ago my suitemates get an email saying how they need to meet with the hall director (they had 240 empties we were planning on recycling and 11 full cans confiscated). rob just got out of his meeting and he has a written warning, has to take an alcohol class for $75 (mandatory we pay), go to 3 UConn events, and write a 3-5 page paper. and something gets sent home, so he probably won't get to live with me in this other kid in some apartment next year (parents are strict like that i dunno).
now i feel bad because i think my roommate is mad at me for leaving my table out. he usually goes home every weekend and i usually get a noise violation every night (informal, not really in a record). i mean like every night i get drunk and they come to the door and tell me to be quiet. i'm not worried at all because my mom is real chill and i'm doing super well in school.
so heres the deal. am i entirely at fault for what happened (one of our mutual friends left the 30 behind a trash can which my roommate moved before the RAs came)? i feel like even if i cleaned up the table, that rack would've been in sight and we would get the same consequence (we would get the consequence even if it was 10 beers).
the hall director already told my suitemate she doesn't think he's to blame because i'm always "in trouble". honestly i don't care what happens to me, but i wanna try to talk my roommate out of the trouble we're
in.
thanks guys for reading. if you didn't read it, don't respond.
anyways, at like 2, we get a knock on the door. holy shit, we freeze. the RAs open the door and are just kinda shocked at the table being there. i kinda smile and am just like...fuck. anyways, they end up seeing the 30 and confiscate that as well. so we get written up for alcohol/table and they leave.
two days ago my suitemates get an email saying how they need to meet with the hall director (they had 240 empties we were planning on recycling and 11 full cans confiscated). rob just got out of his meeting and he has a written warning, has to take an alcohol class for $75 (mandatory we pay), go to 3 UConn events, and write a 3-5 page paper. and something gets sent home, so he probably won't get to live with me in this other kid in some apartment next year (parents are strict like that i dunno).
now i feel bad because i think my roommate is mad at me for leaving my table out. he usually goes home every weekend and i usually get a noise violation every night (informal, not really in a record). i mean like every night i get drunk and they come to the door and tell me to be quiet. i'm not worried at all because my mom is real chill and i'm doing super well in school.
so heres the deal. am i entirely at fault for what happened (one of our mutual friends left the 30 behind a trash can which my roommate moved before the RAs came)? i feel like even if i cleaned up the table, that rack would've been in sight and we would get the same consequence (we would get the consequence even if it was 10 beers).
the hall director already told my suitemate she doesn't think he's to blame because i'm always "in trouble". honestly i don't care what happens to me, but i wanna try to talk my roommate out of the trouble we're
in.
thanks guys for reading. if you didn't read it, don't respond.